Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-01

nd to coafine him to his room. The main "a still in his knees, the same loca- tion as tbe last attack, and hBs given line patiept considerable annoyance. phvsieian of good standing in the pro fession said to your corTespoDdrn when The presiieut was suifaIing from the last a.,cck. that be would not be surprised st his dropping ofTsuddenly bt any tune. s.You ace" ssid the doctor, INT. Cleve- land is very heavy man. He is gain ing flesh III ;he time. He takes no ex- ercise whatever. and the methods which he has eaDlcyed 10 reduce h:s sdipose tissue. are merely temporary in their effect. He is just of t5st build which unnseg one look for apopie<y, and et,oke in his case would probably prove fatal. Then his being subject to chronic rheumatism leads to suspicion or gc1ne cardiac eff ctIOn, which IS likely a fatty degeLeratiCn.
 ITAyFSwORTH, ksns.- December 29-I IL was learned at a late hour last night tkat D ,tectiye Pinkerion came to this clty in response 10 a summons from Mr.. Witrock, Jim Cummings mother, vho ir formed him (PInkeston) that she had important information for him When PinkertOn arrived at Mrs. Wit rork's there was handed him an express package containing S22 UOO ID currency, winch Witrock had sent to his family after the robbery. The money had not beru disturbed and was m the OrigiGal wrappers. Pinkerton will probably re- main here during tomorrow. There has already been recovered o. the stolen money about S45.OO0,
 Ila4s..rr, iarF .Nf--'lhn nFP- sident's health is improving daily. He sst in his private room this morning and occupied himself with some matters ot Legislation and executive papers. ln the afternoon cabinet meeting WAS held, during hich the president occupied an elay chair. His secretary h h-s no doubt of tho pr. sldents ability to hold the usuGl new years Tecepti n and says be desIre5 to attend Gen. Losah's funeral to morrow, If the weather IS propltions.
 SAN FRiSCIsc0, Dec. 3O-Michaei DayItt. the we'll knowu home rule lead er, was married tbis morning, to Miss
 Mamie Tore, at Oakland. The couple
 leave early next month for Ireland.
 SAN FRANCISCO, December 9-Ihe situation Of the carmen's strike to-day
 remains apparently unchanged. The latest feature Of introducIng dynamite has been the subject Oi much comment. Detectives are endeSvOring by all means in their power tO ascertain the nIscrt-
 aa.s wL6 pu, the dynamite where ii was found. Thorough scG-ch TGs made on
 both roads to-day for traces Of any more dynamite CT explosives of any kind, bat
 none were found. It WAS learned that oa Monday Ia [, early m the morning, 8 )on after the performances of the masked men on the two rosds, Police
 Officer T. R Flynn picked up on Oc- l t-yia street. @ cartridge or stick of dyna-
 mite similar to those found yesterday. ]. was lying in the gutter. A fuse wbs a.iCched to it only in one end and esp hHd been half inserted and tied m
 place by black thread. From the man
 per in which the cap and cartridge were
 fixed, ij is supposed the contrivsncs was intended to be laid on the rail and eX-
 p.oded by tha Car passing over Il. The policeman was looking for weapons
 which might have been dropped by the masked men, when he came across the
 deadly affair. IL is now stated that the
 new carmen have been given to under
 stand that on January lst their wages
 will be increased to g. % per day and
 they will only be required to work twelve hours.
 SAN FRAsCIsCo, December 29-The
 present ram storm extends ever tie
 greater portion ct the state. It fell to- day as far south as Los Angeles and 1t
 IS reported cloudy in San Diego. In
 San FrancisoO little rain has fallen,
 but the indications are good for more.
 LONDON, December 30.-The Paris
 correspondent of the Tunes affirmed
 that be has infoUmutian trona. lGp DIgP- many signed direct alliance fortnight Ego. The CZHr, 6dds the correspcndent,
 Wgs decided ID taking this course by the aititude manifested towards RussIa by Cunt hElncky, Austria's Hungarian minister of foreign affairs. and by the expectations .Eat FloqUet would be made prime minister ot France.
 NAsHIYGTOS, D. c. December. 3G.-A sheet of fresh fallen snow covered the ground this morning and the skies were oyerc4t and sombfe. At the Logan mausIoa Gll preparations for the removal of tine dead ststesman hEd 6 D perfect cd daring The night. The remains still lEy n tEe chamber where the general iisc. but had been placed in the casket.
 The serReBn.-ul-aTms superintended the removal Ot the cssket aud was so- Derly and orderly removed from the chamber of death to the heRrse, which was preceded bv the pastors csrrisge alone, surrounded by platooas Of the grand army, followed by long process sion of carriages which moved slowly down the hill 10 the capitol At 1 o'clock the immediate family was sum noued and for q brief time remained alone with their dead. The lids vc.e fastened 10 place; the ample tolds of the garrison flag were arranged about the casket and tied m place with ribbons of white. while flowers 6nd palm branches were placed on it's top. All being in readI- Be 8 for the more formal but priyate leave taking, the doors Were opened and the widow, supported by her son and other relatives, End the nearer friends uf the deceased entered. Ms. Logan kneit sobbIng nt the head Ot the casket sal when the others had entered and tce door being closed, the voice of the | pastor was rGised ID prayer. There WAS a mCmeut ot suspense. broken only b | ttc sobs of the stricken ones and soon the orderly raised the almost fainting | form ot the widow and led her away.
 aT. LoUIs. Mo, December 31--It IS iGtcd that Oscar Cook today made | confession tha. Forthinghsm, the ex | press messenger wEO is nov in jail | charged with c0mplicity in the robbery, knew about the plan tO rob hIs car, and | Fss willing victim to tke attack of the | robbers. He was promised ten thous- md dollars of the amount stolen, Gs his | eLara of tle noodle
 CHICAGO, December 29.-Tbe execu tive committee of the Cattle Grower's Association of the United States framed | s communication to-dsy 10 bc forwarded io .he senate and house of represensa- Iyss. The c0mmunIcstion cslls stten- ion to the letter by J. A. Cooper ot Colorado, in ShNn he pronouuees against the commission feature of the 1ili introduced m congress for the ot exotic diseases among tLe ,attle of the United States. The com says in the great emergency TOW upon the cattle industry, 1t is ir1- necessary thnt some psrson r -1a-n..-e ahFrrff ha Ir.va.4ea |